Forgiveness and Service
The Rev'd Jonathan Rowe
April 1, 2024
I have long said that the Gospel at my funeral will be from the 21st chapter of John’s Gospel, if only because that would probably
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I have long said that the Gospel at my funeral will be from the 21st chapter of John’s Gospel, if only because that would probably
The Gospel lessons for Lent show us signs of resistance and opposition to Jesus and his teaching, but this year there is an extra element
The Anglican Church, like many organised religions, faces substantial challenges amidst ongoing cultural shifts. As societal values and norms evolve at a rapid pace, churches
In previous columns, I’ve highlighted the challenges faced by clergy, especially amidst the COVID-19 pandemic’s initial lockdowns. I’ve shared personal strategies for maintaining mental health
As I write, the homelessness crisis has become particularly visible in the tent city across from the Confederation Building, and Israel and Palestine are in
In our fast-paced world, where time and commitments vie for our attention, entering a church for the first time or returning can be a significant
A young family approaches their local Anglican Church with hopes of having their baby baptised. However, what should be the start of a spiritual journey
In 1 Kings 19, following Elijah’s confrontation with the prophets of Baal, he flees from Queen Jezebel, finding solace in the wilderness. Overwhelmed by despair
Emmaus House is a downtown ministry in St. John’s operated by the Anglican parishes of St. Michael’s, St. Thomas’s and the Cathedral, together with the
‘Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost…’ Since the 16th century, Anglicans have said those words at the
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